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• Code red: How more Ontario hospitals are struggling with balancing the books

  Critics say the situation at the London Health Sciences Centre speaks to a larger issue, with health experts warning that most Ontario hospitals are projecting a deficit.

  Health

  3 hours
• Ontario mom begs for son’s return 7 months since alleged abduction

  A Toronto mother desperate to find her missing son has travelled to Vietnam after he was taken there by his father in February and never returned.

  Crime

  4 hours
• Ontario’s public broadcaster under fire for funding, then pulling Russian war doc

  Ongoing controversy over the documentary "Russians at War" has brought scrutiny to Ontario’s public broadcaster, which has said it will not air the film it helped fund. 

  Canada

  Sep 13
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• Hospital shaving elderly Sikh patient without consent ‘cannot happen again’: WSO

  As the investigation unfolds, the Sikh community expressed hope that the patient and his family will receive an explanation and that accountability will follow.

  Canada

  Sep 13
• Kingston, Ont., man faces murder charges in connection with encampment killings

  Two people were killed and a third is in hospital after a violent stabbing attack in an encampment next to a consumption and treatment services site in Kingston, Ont., on Thursday.

  Crime

  Sep 13
• Ontario school board under fire for $40K Blue Jays stadium retreat

  The Thames Valley District School Board has released the expenses for its off-site retreat trip to Toronto after calls for more transparency.

  Education

  Sep 13
• Walmart workers at Ontario facility vote to join Unifor

  Unifor says workers at a Walmart warehouse in Mississauga, Ont., have voted to join the union.

  Canada

  Sep 13
• Ontario company faces 124 charges in homebuilding regulator’s ‘largest investigation’ ever

  An Ontario new home building company is facing 124 charges after the regulator found it was illegally building homes without permission.

  Canada

  Sep 13
• Man arrested in Quebec for alleged plot to kill Jews in NYC will be back in court in December

  Muhammad Shahzeb Khan, a Pakistani national living in Ontario, was arrested in Ormstown, Que., allegedly on his way across the border into New York state.

  Crime

  Sep 13
• Air Canada strike: As intervention calls grow, ‘we’re not going to do that,’ Trudeau says

  Air Canada's CEO said in a statement that around 80 per cent of the airline's passengers could be affected by the looming work stoppages.

  Canada

  Sep 13
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• Ontario woman facing weapon charge says she was playing with a water gun

  A Simcoe, Ont., woman is facing a charge of assault with a weapon over an incident involving a neighbour, but she says the weapon in question was a water gun. 

  Canada

  Sep 13
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• Greenbelt issue a barrier to support for speeding up infrastructure: government poll

  The auditor general and the integrity commissioner found that the government's process to remove 15 parcels of land from the Greenbelt to build 50,000 homes favoured developers.

  Politics

  Sep 13
• Premier Doug Ford focusing in on U.S. relations as presidential race heats up

  Doug Ford indicated that his government is trying to get ahead of the potential disruption by forging ties with state-level politicians.

  Politics

  Sep 12
• Police in Ontario town prepare for Outlaw biker gang on ‘Friday the 13th’

  Many Ontarians have heard of the biker parties in Port Dover on Friday the 13ths, but a bike gang also gets together in elsewhere in Ontario on the same day.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• Air Canada strike: What are your rights in an airline work stoppage?

  According to the airline, plans were already being made to start suspending operations ahead of the potential work stoppage, with cancellations starting as early as Friday.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• Blue Jays pick up de Geus off waivers from Marlins

  Right-handed pitcher Brett de Geus has claimed off waivers by the Toronto Blue Jays from the Miami Marlins.

  Sports

  Sep 12
• Kingston police say two dead, one injured in daytime assault, suspect arrested

  Police in Kingston, Ont., say three people have been sent to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a violent daytime assault.

  Crime

  Sep 12
• Air Canada strike needs government intervention, business groups tell Ottawa

  The NDP will 'never support' back-to-work legislation as an Air Canada pilots strike looms, party Leader Jagmeet Singh told reporters on Thursday.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• Canadian ‘Survivor’ champ using winnings to pursue becoming a doctor

  Two years after being the second Canadian to win 'Survivor,' Maryanne Oketch is putting a portion of her winnings toward enrolling in medical school in London, Ont.

  Canada

  Sep 12
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• Guelph council greenlights building for new Habitat for Humanity project

  The new project on Speedvale Avenue, expected to be complete by the end of 2025, will be a six-storey, mid-rise building and have 48 units with one parking space each.

  Economy

  Sep 12
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• More layoffs coming for employees who worked at Ontario Science Centre

  More workers at the Ontario Science Centre are set to lose their jobs as the abruptly shuttered Toronto attraction contemplates a move to a temporary home.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• How Ontario watered down a landmark housing law as new builds hit the brakes

  Internal government documents and calendars obtained by Global News suggest the law that as ultimately unveiled fell short of the housing minister's initial vision.

  Canada

  Sep 12
• TIFF for pizza: Why there’s talk for an international pie fest in Toronto

  Toronto has many “unique” pizzas that one councillor is suggesting the city serve up an international pizza festival to happen next year.

  Politics

  Sep 12
• Ontario man accused of setting fire to his wife says her death was ‘very bad accident’

  The 41-year-old explained he only wanted to remove his wife's dyed hair which, in his mind, represented an adulterous relationship she was having.

  Crime

  Sep 11
• Ford says ‘wider scope’ may be needed in Ontario’s child welfare reform

  On Wednesday, Doug Ford was asked about a small girl found in a dumpster in Toronto, while new data shows a child under Ontario's care network dies on average every three days.

  Canada

  Sep 11